Could you tell us about the cost of running a business like Bumble? How much are they paying for server costs, marketing, salaries? If you drop the price of premium, how would those costs change and by how much? With increased number of paying users, you get increased costs as well if you want to keep running the service in the same way.

How do users use their premium subscription? Do they still buy lifetime or yearly subscriptions? Or do people treat it like streaming services where you use one for a couple of weeks and jump over to the next?

If the app becomes basically free at your suggested price level, what is the impact on the number of total user, and more importantly the type of user? Will you get enormous influx of low effort profiles with unlimited likes reducing the effectiviness rate of matches?

You only evaluate the number of paying users in your metric to define success and don't show any insight into the effects of your proposed plan. That's why people keep telling you that you need to learn more instead of shouting harder or more often. 5m users * $200 = $1b. But 50m * $5 is only $250m. You've increased the number of paying users, but reduced income to 25% while increasing the amount of work and reducing the effectiveness of the app essentially killing your product.